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Chapter 12 Review

QuestionAnswer
Jacksonian Democracy The idea of spreading political power to all the people.
Spoils system The awarding of government jobs to political supporters
Indian Removal Act A treaty requiring Indians to relocate west.
Trail of Tears Harsh Cherokee trail heading west to Indian Territory
Tariff of Abominations A tariff the south was against. Negative effects toward the south.
John C. Calhoun A strong political figure, fighting hard for states' rights.
Doctrine of Nullification Declared a state had the right to nullify, or declare unconstitutional, any law proposed by the Federal government.
Secession Withdrawal of the Union
Panic of 1873 An economic depression under Van Buren
Andrew Jackson US president popular with the common man.
John Quincy Adams US president and politician.
Depression Severe economic slump
How did Andrew Jackson deal with the Indians in the US? He passed strict laws against them and forced them to relocate.
What was Jacksonian Democracy? The idea of restoring political power to the common man.
How did Andrew Jackson's policies affect the economic developement of the US? The country prospered for the first part of his term, but then slumped into depression later.
How did tariffs impact the US? The tariffs tended to benefit the northern economy. The south found it to be harder and harder to keep a good economy.
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